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A student dissolved 30 grams of Epsom salts in water, poured the solution into a dish, and let it sit overnight. The next day, quantitative observations included the original mass of 30 grams and measurements of crystal lengths up to 2 centimeters long. Qualitative observations described the crystals as clear, long, thin, and rectangular with a white crust formed around the edge of the dish.
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Making Observation Notes
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- 2. Quantitative observations- can be expressed in numbers and include records of time, temperature, mass, distance, and volume Qualitative observations include the descriptions of sights, sounds, smells, and textures.
- 3. A student dissolved 30 grams of Epsom salts in water, poured the solution into a dish, and let the dish sit out uncovered overnight. The next say, she made the following observations of the Epsom salt crystals that grew in the dish.
- 4. Quantitative Observations Qualitative Observations -油Mass = 30 g -油mean crystal length = 0.5 cm -油Longest crystal length = 2 cm -油Crystals are clear. -油Crystals are long, thin, and rectangular. -油White crust has formed around the edge of the dish.